Ender 3V3 TPU and Nebula Camera. How did it go?

How well does the new Ender-3 V3 print TPU and how easy is it to add a Creality Nebula Camera?
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[@tonybrennand5394]

Cool video Gaz 😊 great question David

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Thanks Tones

[@ea4fwydavidcg159]

Hi Gary, thanks a lot. 😊
Ohhhh, the difference between both filaments is so incredible, and with the same parameters. I think it is very important that the filament keep dry in order to get solidifies faster (or print slower)
I have seen the standard parameters, 100% speed, 230ºC hotend, and 0.2 mm layer height, and moving some setting will get best results.
The second test with the TPU, has incredible quality 🤩, it was the doubt I had, because coments I`ve been reading didn`t say good words on the extruder about the posibility to control filament pressure in TPU printing.
Very, very grateful for the video, and I've just bougth this 3D printer after I saw ypur vidieo (but camera was sold out)

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Glad to of helped David, yes the slicer settings do make a difference and i could of tweaked them to give an even better result, but most users will use the defaults so try and use them where possible, I was surprised with the difference as well, but glad it happened so people can see how much the filament condition makes in a print